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While streaming a 30 minute file I would average two hiccups. I told it to sleep the hard drives after three minutes.

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I have had zero issues with local streaming although of late with a powerful Windows 10 box I had an issue. Outside of cabling I would look at the source. more bytes to stream and process on the client end. I would think direct play versus transcoded would be more of a challenge. You can have SPMC and Kodi installed at the same time. If you haven't tried Kodi on the Shield I would give it a try. Otherwise, its time to dust off the ol BD player.

This week as last ditch effort I am going to go thru and swap out some cat 5/6 cables to see if perhaps its bad cabling that is causing these problems. I have considered trying to go with a HTPC/NuC but after my experience with the Shield I do not want to deal with even more issues getting things to play nicely. Odriod C2 running OpenPHT.Fast, Support HD Audio Passthru but have encountered lip-sync issues. Several AV Lip Sync and dropout issues prevent this from being a usable solution. Nvidia Shield running SPMC: Looks great.Really like the UI customization. Raspberry Pi3 running Rasplex/OpenPHT: Works well but encountered some sync issues and freezes. Raspberry Pi3 running Plex Media Player: No bitstream/passthru but otherwise works. Seems too funny that my devices (cell phones, remote PCs, tablets) that have to rely on Plex transcoding all work perfectly and that trying to direct play the same media in my HT gives me so many a/v lip sync issues. Its definitely time for me to admit defeat and give up. Turn off flashing blue light by creating an autostart.sh script with the following line in /storage/.config:Įcho none > /sys/class/leds/blue:heartbeat/trigger Other remotes can be accommodated by crafting a nf file and placing it in /storage/.configĮnable 'Wait for Network' in System Settings. MCE remotes should work 'out of the box'.Īny old RC6 remote can be made to work by using the instructions on the MSL Digital site for OpenELEC.

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The Rasplex Team does not provide comprehensive driver support for non working hardware, users will have to ask the manufacturer, HardKernel, themselves on the Odroid C2 forums However, there are a number of more modern USB dongles that simply refuse to work due to no current kernel driver support.

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A lot of them do work straight out of the box, and HardKernel do backport additional drivers from time to time. There is no support currently for the Odroid HiFi Shield (DAC).ĭo not expect all your existing external USB dongles like WiFi, BT, DAC's to work on an old AML S905 v3.14 linux kernel (HardKernel have a v4.x kernel in beta at the moment). Audio formats which can't be bitstreamed (FLAC, WAV/PCM, AAC etc.) will either be transcoded to lossy Dolby Digital 5.1, or folded down to a PCM 2.0 downmix.PCM 2.0 is the only PCM output format available at the moment, selecting 'Enable Dolby Digital (AC3) transcoding' will give you AC3 5.1 output from AAC 5.1 media

No HDMI PCM 5.1/7.1 audio output is currently supported.Passthrough of DTS-HD MA/HRA 5.1 and 7.1.Passthrough of Dolby True HD 5.1 and 7.1 / ATMOS.No VP9 decoding, will be transcoded by PMS.Interlaced Bluray Rips containing VC-1 content have stuttering playback.Sensitive IR reciever on board (see below).Ĭustom program your own IR remote control for use with OpenPHT easily using Lirc.ĭirect Plays virtually everything you throw at it apart from those codecs listed below. Snappy, responsive OpenPHT device using Gigabit Ethernet. Refresh rate switches correctly with smooth video playback in 720p/1080p/2160p display modes.Ĩ/10-bit 720p/1080p/2160p HEVC all playback perfectly.

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Here are recent update notes for OpenPHT. specific to audio coded support which are not working yet but none that effected me. Not bad for $60.00 if all you need is a good Plex client. I did not get a chance to play around with using the Odroid's IR sensor since I already had a Flirc all configured for my Harmony remote which worked fine with the Odroid. Pretty sure it would not have any issues with Atmos. Tried movies with DTA_MA and movies with TrueHD. Judging from a few posts on the Plex forums, i would not be surprised to see a embedded Plex Media Player for Odroid soon.Įxperimented with a few movies and did not have any lip sync or other audio related problems. I have always preferred PHT over the newer Plex Media Player. Much faster and snappier than Rasplex or PMP running on Pi3. HD Audio passthru for both TrueHD and DTS-MA Installation was same as with a Pi.about as easy as can get.burn IMG to mSD card.boot Odroid.let it do it install.answer a few questions about Plex id and network connection.let Odroid reboot itself straight into PHT. Click to expand.For me the biggest draw was that the OpenPHT on Odroid offered HD Audio passthru.

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